Words That Start With T for Kids

Popular T Words

All Words Starting With T

• t-rex – The T-Rex, or Tyrannosaurus Rex, was a giant dinosaur that walked on two legs.
• t-shirt – A t-shirt is a type of clothing that you wear on your upper body.
• table – A table is a piece of furniture that has a flat top and usually four legs.
• tables – A table is a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs.
• tablet – A tablet is a portable device with a big screen that you can touch to use.
• tableware – Tableware means all the items we use to eat and drink from, like plates, bowls, forks, and cups.
• tabulate – Tabulate means to make a table or a chart.
• tacking – Tacking is when a boat sails in a zigzag way to go against the wind.
• taco – A taco is a type of food that comes from Mexico.
• tadpole – A tadpole is a young frog that lives in water.
• tag – A tag is a small piece of paper or a label that gives information about something.
• tail – A tail is the long part at the back of some animals, like dogs, cats, and even some birds.
• tailor – A tailor is a person who makes or fixes clothes.
• take – Take means to pick up or get something.
• takeoff – Takeoff is when a plane leaves the ground and starts flying.
• taking – Taking is when you pick up or get something.
• tale – A tale is a kind of story that tells about things that happen.
• talent – Talent means you have a special skill or ability to do something well, like playing a sport or playing an...
• talented – Talented means you are really good at something, like drawing, singing, or playing a game.
• talk – Talking means using words to share ideas or feelings with someone.
• talkative – Talkative is when a person loves to talk and share their thoughts.
• talking – Talking means using your voice to communicate with someone.
• tall – Tall means that something is higher than other things.
• tally – A tally is a way to count things.
• tangerine – A tangerine is a type of fruit that is orange and round.
• tangle – A tangle is when something like a rope or string gets twisted and knotted, making it hard to pull apart.
• tank – A tank is a large vehicle used in the army.
• tap – A tap is a quick touch or hit.
• tape – Tape is a long, thin piece of material that has glue on one side.
• taped – Taped means to use tape to hold things together.
• tapestry – A tapestry is a big piece of cloth with pictures or designs on it.
• target – A target is a goal or something you want to hit or reach, like when you throw a dart at a board.
• targets – Targets are things you aim for or try to hit.
• tarry – Tarry means to stay in one place for a little while.
• task – A task is a job or something you have to finish, like your homework or helping in the kitchen.
• taste – Taste is what you feel when you eat or drink something.
• tasty – Tasty is a word we use when food is delicious and makes you happy when you eat it.
• tater – Tater is a cute name for a potato.
• tea – Tea is a drink made from leaves of a plant.
• teach – To teach is to show someone how to do something or explain things so they can understand it better.
• teacher – A teacher is someone who helps you understand different subjects like math, science, and art.
• teacups – Teacups are special cups for drinking tea.
• teakettle – A teakettle is a special pot for heating water.
• team – A team is a group of friends or players who help each other to win a game or finish a project.
• teammate – A teammate is someone who is on your team.
• teamwork – Teamwork is when a group of people help each other to finish a task.
• tears – Tears are drops of water that come from your eyes.
• teddy – A teddy is a cuddly bear toy that many kids love.
• tedious – Tedious means something that is very boring and takes a long time to do.
• tee – A tee is a little tool used in golf to lift the ball off the ground.
• teeth – Teeth are the strong, white parts in your mouth that help you bite and chew your food.
• tele – Tele means far away.
• telephone – A telephone is a device that lets you call someone and talk to them.
• telescope – A telescope is a device that lets you look at things that are really far away, like the moon or stars, and...
• tell – To 'tell' means to share information or stories with someone.
• telling – Telling is when you share information or stories with others.
• telly – A telly is another word for television.
• temp – Temp is short for temperature.
• temperature – Temperature tells us how hot or cold things are.
• temple – A temple is a place where people gather to worship or pray.
• temporary – Temporary means something that is not permanent.
• tenacious – Tenacious means not giving up.
• tender – Tender means something that is soft and easy to touch.
• tennis – Tennis is a sport where players use rackets to hit a ball over a net.
• tent – A tent is a portable shelter made of fabric.
• terrible – Terrible means something that is very bad or makes you feel sad.
• terrified – Terrified means being really, really scared.
• terrifying – Terrifying is when something is really scary.
• test – A test is when you answer questions to see how well you understand something.
• text – Text means the words that are written or printed.
• texts – Texts are messages that people send to each other using phones or computers.
• thank – 'Thank' means to show you are grateful.
• thankful – Being thankful means you appreciate what someone has done for you, like when a friend shares their toys.
• thankless – Thankless means when someone does something nice for someone else, but that person doesn't say thank you...
• thanks – "Thanks" is a word we use to show we appreciate what someone has done for us.
• thanksgiving – Thanksgiving is a holiday when people celebrate by having a big meal with their family and friends.
• theater – A theater is a building where you can see plays and movies.
• theatre – Theatre is a place where you can see stories come to life.
• theme – A theme is the main idea or message in a story, movie, or song.
• theoretical – Theoretical means something that is about ideas or plans, not something we can see or touch.
• theory – A theory is like a big idea that helps us understand how things work.
• they – "They" is a word we use to talk about more than one person or thing.
• thick – Thick means that something has a lot of space in it.
• thicken – Thicken means to make something less runny and more solid.
• thin – Thin means something has a small width.
• thing – A thing is an object or item.
• thingamajig – A thingamajig is a word we use when we can't remember the name of an object.
• things – Things are items or objects we can use or play with.
• thingy – A thingy is a word we use when we don't know the name of an object.
• think – Thinking means using your mind to figure things out.
• thinkable – Thinkable means something that you can imagine or believe could happen.
• thinking – Thinking is when you use your mind to understand things, solve problems, or make choices.
• thirst – Thirst is the feeling you get when your body needs water.
• thirst-buster – A thirst-buster is a fun name for a drink that helps you when you're super thirsty.
• thirsty – Thirsty is when your body needs water.
• thorny – Thorny means something that has sharp points on it, like a rose bush.
• thought – A thought is something you think about.
• thoughtful – Thoughtful means you think about how others feel.
• thoughtful' – Thoughtful means you think about how others feel.
• thoughtless – Thoughtless means not thinking about what you are doing.
• thoughts – Thoughts are what you think about.
• thread – A thread is a long, thin piece of material, like string.
• three – Three is the number that comes after two and before four.
• thrill – A thrill is a fun and exciting feeling you get when you do something adventurous, like riding a roller...
• thrive – Thrive means to grow strong and healthy.
• throat – The throat is the tube in your neck that connects your mouth to your stomach.
• throne – A throne is a special seat for a king or queen.
• throng – A throng is a big group of people all together in one place.
• throw – Throw is when you use your hand to send something flying through the air.
• throwaway – Throwaway is something that you can get rid of, like a piece of paper or a toy you don't want anymore.
• thumb – A thumb is the short, thick finger on your hand.
• thunder – Thunder is the sound you hear after you see lightning in the sky.
• thwart – Thwart means to stop someone from doing something they want to do.
• thwarted – Thwarted means when someone tries to do something, but something stops them from doing it.
• tiara – A tiara is a special kind of crown that girls wear, often at parties or when they want to feel like a...
• tick – A tick is a tiny bug that can attach to your skin and drink your blood.
• ticket – A ticket is a small piece of paper or card that you buy to get into a place, like a concert or a train.
• tickle – Tickling is when you touch someone lightly, and it makes them giggle or laugh.
• tide – Tide is the way the ocean water rises and falls.
• tidy – Tidy means to organize and clean up your space.
• tidy'123 – Tidy means to organize and clean up your space.
• tidying – Tidying is when you organize your things so they look nice and neat.
• tie – A tie is a special piece of clothing that goes around your neck.
• tier – A tier is like a level or a step.
• tiger – A tiger is a large wild animal that has orange fur with black stripes.
• tight – Tight means something is held closely or firmly.
• tighten – Tighten means to make something tighter or less loose.
• tile – Tiles are flat pieces that can be made of different materials like ceramic or plastic.
• tilt – Tilt means to make something lean or slant.
• tilted – Tilted means when something is slanted or not standing up straight.
• time – Time is what we use to measure how long things take.
• time-out – A time-out is when you stop what you're doing for a short time to think or relax.
• timed – Timed means that something is done at a specific time.
• timeline – A timeline is a way to show events in order.
• timely – Timely means doing something at the right time.
• timepiece – A timepiece is something that tells you what time it is, like a clock or a watch.
• timer – A timer is something that helps you keep track of time.
• times – Times can mean how many times we do something.
• timetable – A timetable is like a special chart that shows what time things happen.
• timid – Timid is when someone feels shy or afraid to try new things.
• tiny – Tiny means something that is really small.
• tip – A tip is a small amount of money you give to someone who has done a good job for you, like when you eat at...
• tiptoe – Tiptoe is when you walk on the tips of your toes instead of your whole foot.
• tired – When you are tired, your body feels like it needs a break.
• tissue – A tissue is a thin piece of paper that helps you when you have a runny nose or need to clean something.
• tissues – Tissues are thin, soft paper that we use when we have a runny nose or to clean up spills.
• toast – Toast is what you get when you heat bread until it turns brown and crunchy.
• toasty – Toasty means something is warm and nice, like when you eat warm toast or feel the sun on your skin.
• tock – Tock is the sound a clock makes.
• today – Today is the day we are in right now.
• toddler – A toddler is a young child, usually from 1 to 3 years old.
• toe – Toes are the little parts at the end of your feet.
• toes – Toes are the little fingers on your feet.
• together – Together means when people or things are with each other.
• toilet – A toilet is a place in the bathroom where you sit to go pee or poop.
• token – A token is like a special ticket or a little piece of something that shows you can do or have something.
• tomato – A tomato is a red fruit that grows on a plant.
• tommy – Tommy is a name that some people have.
• tomorrow – Tomorrow is the next day.
• tone – Tone is the sound of your voice.
• tongs – Tongs are tools that help you grab and hold things, especially hot food.
• tongue – The tongue is a muscle in your mouth.
• took – "Took" is the past tense of the word "take." It means you got something or moved it somewhere before.
• tool – A tool is an object that helps us do work or make things.
• tools – Tools are special items that help us make or fix things.
• tooth – A tooth is a small, hard thing in your mouth that helps you eat.
• toothbrush – A toothbrush is a small tool with a handle and bristles.
• toothpaste – Toothpaste is a gel or cream that you use with a toothbrush to clean your teeth.
• top – The top means the highest point.
• topic – A topic is the main idea or subject we are discussing.
• topical – Topical means something that is about a certain subject or topic.
• topper – A topper is someone who does really well in school.
• toppings – Toppings are extra things you add to your food.
• topsy-turvy – Topsy-turvy means everything is turned around or upside down.
• torch – A torch is a small light that you can carry.
• tortilla – A tortilla is a round, flat piece of bread made from corn or wheat.
• tortoise – A tortoise is a type of reptile that has a big, hard shell.
• toss – Toss means to throw something gently.
• total – Total is what you get when you add things up.
• totality – Totality means when something is whole or complete.
• tote – A tote is a large bag that you can use to carry stuff like toys, books, or snacks.
• touch – Touch is when you use your hands to feel things.
• touchdown – A touchdown is when a player carries the football into the end zone, which is the area at the end of the...
• tough – Tough means something is strong and can handle a lot.
• tow – Tow means to pull something behind you.
• towel – A towel is a piece of fabric that we use to wipe water off our bodies.
• tower – A tower is a very tall building that is usually narrow.
• towers – Towers are very tall structures that can be found in cities.
• town – A town is a community where many people live and work.
• toxic – Toxic means something that can make you sick or hurt you.
• toy – A toy is an object that you can use to play and have fun.
• toys – Toys are objects that you can play with.
• tracing – Tracing means to draw over the lines of a picture to make it look the same.
• track – A track is a place where people run or ride bikes.
• tracks – Tracks are marks or paths left by something moving.
• tracksuit – A tracksuit is a set of clothes that includes a jacket and matching pants.
• tractor – A tractor is a strong vehicle that helps on farms.
• trade – Trade is when people give something they have to get something they want.
• tradition – A tradition is something special that people do every year or on special days.
• traffic – Traffic means all the cars, buses, and trucks that are moving on the roads.